Thursday, November 7, 2013

StencilGirl StencilClub November 2013 Inspiration!



Maria here today to show you what I did with the EXCLUSIVE November 2013 StencilClub stencils designed by Joanne Sharpe!

Joanne's artwork is so free and loose--I LOVE it! I decided to use the 6" x 6" stencil and make an embroidered patch for a project I'm working on.



I started out with a piece of 100% wool and used acrylic paint to give me guides.



Then the stitching began! 
I used a satin stitch and an outline stitch to go over everything I had stenciled on the wool. I love to stitch on wool. For some reason it seems to go faster to me :)



After the stitching was done (it went very quickly) I started needle felting.


I thought I'd add my needle felting video I did a while back here for you again to see how really quick and easy it is.




I hope this showed you how quick and easy you can have a embroidered patch to add to your next project!

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9 comments:

  1. beautiful work and I love that tutorial. On my list of things to try someday!

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  2. The stitching on the felt is gorgeous! I also enjoyed your felting video. I've never felted like that, but this looks fun and I enjoy trying new things. I've felted by knitting wool yarn and then felted by washing the knitting. Makes great hats that way!

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  3. Thank you SO much...I had no idea it was so simple. I'm sure this technique can enhance my mixed media work.

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  4. beautiful work ~ you make it seem so easy!

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  5. Thank you for your willingness to share.

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  6. Thank you for the tutorial. I did not know this way of working the product. It is a wonder,
    Congratulations.!

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  7. Oh my goodness Maria! Such a beautiful piece- Thank you for showing the ease of this !

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